"I am saying this as Ajay has never come to me in connection with any development work in his constituency," the Chief Minister said at a public meeting here as a part of his 'Jan Aashirwad Yatra' last evening.
Churhat, Ajay's constituency, has been a Congress stronghold for long.
Referring to Ajay's oft-repeated allegation that Chouhan had once vowed not to marry, but later broke the vow, the Chief Minister said, "I want to know if Ajay was personally present at the place where I took the so-called vow.
He claimed that when Congress was in power, farmers got electricity only three hours a day, while now it was available round-the-clock.
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